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Even the brutal Israeli state seems not to understand that what is often required is a wall, a squad, and an end…
This inquiry is Hamlet without the Prince of Denmark. Where is Mandelson?
As far as I am concerned, it would not matter if almost the entire population were to be destroyed, so long as what is left at the end were white English/British/European and of reasonably-high cultural level. It would not be the first time in human history that a tiny core group has repopulated the world: see
Demographic catastrophe.
Forget Parliamentary politics. This means we are being outbred, ethnically “cleansed”, and thus outvoted too.
You can explain it, but only real social national upsurge can change it.
Wall. Squad. End.
The Jewish/Israel lobby and the operation of Israeli Intelligence run through this whole affair like Brighton rock: McSweeney, Starmer, Mandelson, Labour Friends of Israel, the “fifth column” of Zionist Jews in every major country outside Israel itself, MOSSAD, AMAN, Epstein, and Ghislaine Maxwell. The whole rotten lot.
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As blogged yesterday, the vast majority of Labour MPs have nothing to lose by turning on Starmer-stein. Most Labour seats will be lost at the next GE whatever.
Had not previously heard of that one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_Lewell; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Shields_(UK_Parliament_constituency)#Elections_in_the_2020s.
Mandelson enjoys birthday cake and wine with fellow-Jew and Israel-asset Epstein.
Spineless.
The matter being sub judice, I shall not comment, except to say that any such persons found guilty of such offences should face a wall, a squad, and an end.
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The general public seem not too interested in the details of civil service procedure, positive vetting, “developed vetting” etc around the Mandelson scandal. However, that is not necessarily good for Starmer and Labour; it really says that the public have already switched off from this terrible government, and have no interest in it beyond getting rid of it and anyone connected with it. The local elections on 7 May will be interesting.
Harlesden went to perdition long ago. Even in the 1980s, when I was living on and off in Little Venice, Harlesden (6 stops up the line from my local Bakerloo Line station, Warwick Avenue) was called “bandit country” by me and (part of) the “n****rlands” by a friend.
The first step may be to prevent breeding.
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